Dr Muhammad Mataro Moosani is a Specialist General Practitioner with over 10 years of independent post-residency clinical experience across Ireland, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. He holds the Fellowship of the Royal College of General Practitioners (FRCGP International, UK) — the highest professional qualification in general practice from the UK's leading GP college — and is a Member of the Irish College of General Practitioners (MICGP), holding specialist registration with the Irish Medical Council.
His medical training began with a four-year structured residency at the Aga Khan University Hospital — one of South Asia's most internationally recognised academic medical centres — and has continued with the completion of the ICGP-IMG Rural GP Program in Ireland. He also holds the MCPS in Family Medicine from the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan and an MBBS degree.
Throughout his career Dr Moosani has managed the full breadth of primary care — from acute illness and chronic disease management to paediatrics, mental health, preventive health and palliative care. He is an advocate for mental health and social justice, contributing to health education through media and community volunteering.
Dr Moosani is one of the few GPs in Ireland who can consult in English, Arabic, Urdu, Siraiki and Sindhi — making him exceptionally accessible to patients from South Asian and Arabic-speaking communities who may face significant language barriers when accessing healthcare in Ireland.
What he treats:
• Chronic disease management — diabetes, hypertension, thyroid disorders, high cholesterol, asthma and COPD
• Acute illness — respiratory infections, fever, flu, sore throat, ear infections, UTIs
• Paediatric and child health — child health reviews, growth and development, common childhood illnesses
• Mental health — anxiety, depression, stress, sleep difficulties and specialist referral
• Preventive health — health screenings, lifestyle assessments, vaccination guidance
• Palliative care — symptom management and supportive care planning
• Prescription renewals and medication reviews
• Sick notes and medical certificates
What to expect from your consultation: Dr Moosani will take a full clinical history, review any existing results or letters you share in advance, and provide a clear management plan. Consultations are available same-day and in five languages. At the end of the consultation you will receive a clinical note summarising the assessment, any prescriptions issued and recommended next steps.
Who this consultation is for: This consultation is suitable for patients who need a GP for acute illness, chronic disease review, prescription renewal, mental health assessment, preventive health screening or a sick cert. It is particularly suited to patients from South Asian and Arabic-speaking communities in Ireland who have had difficulty accessing a GP who speaks their language.
His approach: Dr Moosani practises evidence-based, patient-centred medicine with a particular sensitivity to the social and cultural dimensions of health. His background spans three countries and multiple healthcare systems — giving him a practical understanding of the barriers patients face and a flexible, pragmatic approach to primary care. He is committed to accessible healthcare and to meeting patients where they are, both clinically and culturally.
Languages: English · Arabic · Urdu · Siraiki · Sindhi
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